On 14 Jan 11, at 1147, Clive D.W. Feather wrote:
> Paul Sheer said:
>> The Olson time library has all historican timezone information.
>
> No, it has some historical timezone information.
Exeter, Bristol and Oxford, to name but three, had clocks with multiple minute
hands to display "railway t
Paul Sheer said:
> The Olson time library has all historican timezone information.
No, it has some historical timezone information.
While we try to be accurate, note the basic definition that a zone is a
national or sub-national region where local clocks have all agreed since
1970. So if two area
On 13/01/11 00:59, Warner Losh wrote:
On 01/12/2011 15:41, Paul Sheer wrote:
The Olson time library has all historican timezone information.
You can choose a zone, a time (back to the 1800's) and deduce
the precise zone offset in minutes and seconds.
This is inclusive of wierd time zones that
On 01/12/2011 15:41, Paul Sheer wrote:
The Olson time library has all historican timezone information.
You can choose a zone, a time (back to the 1800's) and deduce
the precise zone offset in minutes and seconds.
This is inclusive of wierd time zones that were based on the hour
since sunrise (o
The Olson time library has all historican timezone information.
You can choose a zone, a time (back to the 1800's) and deduce
the precise zone offset in minutes and seconds.
This is inclusive of wierd time zones that were based on the hour
since sunrise (or some similar wierd thing), as well as
